refactor(tools): Improve Actor loader names

[Jonesxq]

Why

Closes #758.

The existing names blur two abstraction levels and use get for a helper that fetches data from the Apify API.

What changed

• Renamed getActorsAsTools() to fetchActorsAsTools().
• Renamed getActors() to getActorsFromInput().
• Updated their exports, consumers, tests, mocks, and documentation.

Notes for reviewers (human-written)

Proof it works

• An exact-symbol repository search finds no remaining references to either previous name.
• corepack pnpm run format
• corepack pnpm run type-check
• corepack pnpm run lint (0 warnings and errors)
• corepack pnpm run check:agents (7 docs checked)
• corepack pnpm run test:unit (1,246 passed, 1 skipped)

Integration tests were not run because repository instructions reserve them for humans with an APIFY_TOKEN.

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[jirispilka]

Thanks for this, the rename itself looks clean.

One heads-up first: #758 was stale, and its good first issue label made it look like an open invitation, that's on us, and we'll clean it up. We're tightening the process in #1192, so for future changes please ping the issue and wait for a maintainer before coding. Nothing you did wrong here.

A few things to fix while you're in there:

getActorsFromInput → fetchActorsFromInput. The premise of the PR is that get is wrong for a helper that calls the Apify API — but this one is async, awaits fetchActorsAsTools, and its own JSDoc opens with "Fetch Actor tool entries…". CONTRIBUTING.md:91-92 is the rule to follow here, not #758's wording: get for cheap local lookups, fetch for async external calls. fetchActorsFromInput keeps the distinction #758 wanted (FromInput vs AsTools) with both verbs telling the truth. The issue got this wrong, not you.

src/mcp/server.ts:473 — the reflowed comment line is now noticeably longer than its neighbours; a quick re-wrap keeps the block tidy.
Optional, same rule as (1): getMCPServersAsTools also hits the network and kept get. If you want to finish the job, fetchMCPServersAsTools fits. (getNormalActorsAsTools is fine as-is — it's a pure transform over already-fetched data.)

Last thing: "Notes for reviewers (human-written)" is empty, and the description doesn't mention AI assistance. If an agent helped, name the tool and what it did, and add a couple of sentences in your own words — reviewers need to know which parts a human has read.

And we typically require a proof that the server works, typically using mcpc